Not agreeing with anything in your post, but the hypothesis that he didn't kill himself...is quite interesting. I would say that it's definitely not conclusivel

Not agreeing with anything in your post, but the hypothesis that he didn't kill himself...is quite interesting. I would say that it's definitely not conclusively suicide. On another note, I see no problem with publicly apologizing to people - all people - who were mistreated under morally unjustifiable laws. If the govt finally realizes that it's morally absurd to put people in prison for more than a decade for having some marijuana, then yes, those people do deserve a pardon and apology. What's so outlandish about that?